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The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09
PITH And. POINT /.
Anotion- The Antarctic. Sea-

A3man with polished manners ought
always to shine in society. Boston Post.
An unknown quantity may be de-
scribed as what you get when you buy q
quart box Of strawberries Puck.
n There are very few brass bands in a
military parade that can play as many airs
as the drum major puts on.-Sloe and
y Leather Reporter.
Mistress ito new servant: 1--WE have
breakfast generally at s o'clock." New
servant: sHfWell, mum, if amt down
TO it, don't wait. y 4Harper's Bazaar.
In China old women instead of tho
\ young are the bellies Of society. The
mania for old China seems not to be con-
fined to America. - Orange Obseroer.
Dr.. Lyman Bcecher once replied to an
inquiry Of pr. Halves, ''How are you get
ting on?'' 'First-ratel frst7rate! first
rate! ever since ! stopped trying to run
this world b Lioing Church.
Minister to layman) But why do
you say that Mr.. Smith is a good mans
He rarely appears at church. :Layman
i ST. know he doesn't show up at church
very often, but. Bradstreet's quotes him A
~ Troy Press.
81 The man who can now patiently sit on
the damp ground and fish for suckers is
the same one who was affected with
rheumatiesI last wintas So that he could
not 60 down cellar for bod Of coal.
B Waterloo Observer.
Is3 AZ Now the married man of sense.
Sneaks over the back yard fence,
Instead of leaving home by the front way.
For well he ought to know, T.
If theEwonen see him go, ~
They'll make him wallop carpets half a day.
] Z 4S f1 -DanSuille Breeze
'tsay, Maria'!' exclaimed Mr.. Blobson
the other day, ST move we suspend the
; long-haul elausen "What do you nean2S
demanded Mrs. Blobson. j. i mean"
said Mr.. Blobson, ''that insteadfo push
ingthe baby carriage around four blocks
we try one block for while. Otherwise,
I shall be obliged to raise the rates Of
transportation. Burlington Free Press.
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Wonderful Singing Sands.

Near town called Mana, on this same
island, are the wonderful singing sands.
These sands are in small desert. In
the center of the desert are about a dozen
cocoanut trees, and about five miles dis
tant is the ocean. Ka Pule, a native
guide, and myself reached the trees about
noon. Our horses, as well as ourselves,
were about used up travelling through
the deep sand under blazing sun. As
we lay stretched at the rootssof the tow.
ering cocoanuts the trade wind set in
cool and refreshing from the ocean. Not
withstanding the heat and weary condi-
ton, there was an enchantment about the
situation that caused me to think of the
beautiful stories 4 had read in my child
hood. began to feel the soft touch Of
slumbcr, and all at once heard faint,
musical tinkling as if troopsof fairies
were coming to greet Us as they used to
do the enchanted princes in the olden
days. I tried to locate the melodious
sounds. In all directions there was moth
ing but hot, glowing sand. I looked up
there. was nothing but9thc beautiful
tropical sky and the tremu1ous atn1o-
sphere. Still louder sounded the music /;
it was all around us; it filled the air.
gazcd toward the ocean, and there, APP
parcntly a short distance away, was a
beautiful lake, with it's waves dashing
upon moss-covered stones. It was not
there when we first arrived at the place,
and became half convinced that it was
the work of enchantment. Kl Pule had
fallen asleep, and, gazing at the lake and
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d n Z
DON'T csRuMBLE

Don't grumble at every misfortune
Don't fret at each little mishap,
Don't worry because you've . neighbcr
Reclining ia luxury lap.
Don't yet out of sorts with the weather.
Il cloudy when you would have fair;
The sun win not shine any sooner
yor those who lose patience and sugar.
Don't hope to get something for nothing
And still have ali honest exchange.
The trade making both parties richer
\ Is something uncommon and strange.
Don'tthink from the seed Of the thistle
no harvest 4 fine crop Of wheat,
4 n look for the jewel Of honor
Tospring from the germ Of deceit,
Don't trouble yourself with dissecting
The faults that your neighbors possess;
]. Perhaps that the same jealous labor
Might make your own errors the less.
Don't preach Of perfection to others;
\. Unless you've a little at home;
And remember a very small pebble
VIII outweightIa bushef Of foam
\ Don't think that theme is exhausted
N Because it has gone through your brain;
+ "a pint may be filed to Overlooking,
And yet not "a gallon contain.
Don't think the good Lord IS IN error
II When failing with him to agree,
Nor blame him for your stupid plumbers
III Because He permits them to be. III
!. II. 2. Clinton.
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

The good We have received from man
should make us bear with the Ill be does
us.
Il is strange desire to seek power
over others, and lose power over = mans
self.
Bashfulness has IS little III common
with modesty as impudence has with
courage. ia.
/ Anxiety is the poison Of life, the sure
destroyer Of health parent Of many sins,
and Of more miseries.
In all negotiations Of difficulty, man
may not look to SOW and reap at once,
but must prepare business, and 50 ripen
it by degrees. 7s.5
Real merit Of any kind cannot long be
concealed; it will be discovered, and
nothing can depreciate it but mans
exhibiting it himself. Il may not always
| be rewarded as it ought; but it viii
always be known.
The weak man is he who forms many
| purposes and drops one after another ID
| the face Of difficulties. The strong is he
who forms a few purposes, but, in the
| face of all opposition carries each one
through to successful issues. MI
Our healing is not il the storm or ia
| the WhirlWind, it is not in monarchies, OF
aristocracies, or democracies, but will be
| the still, small voice that speaks to the
conscience and the heart, prompting Is
to wider and wiser humanity.
Make thy recreation servant to thy
L h11cinacc 1ncf 4hnY, h0o0y,o 8 a slave ~ thu
recreation. When thou goest up into the
mountain, leave this servant in the valley;
when thou gocstIto the city, leave him
in the suburbs, and remember the servant
must not be greater than the master.
It is not necessary Or right that all
men should enjoy art, nature or music to
make them useful or honorable. When
we go pleasuring at least let us be
honest, and not pretend TO a liking for
| white bait, when we hunger for a good
meal of wholesome coarse bread and salt
herring.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09

DR.. Pierces .Favorite Prescripti was made
known to them. In all those arrangements
causing backache. dragging down sensations,
nervous and general debility, IL is q sovereign
render it of the utmost value to ladies suffer-
ing from internal fever, . congestion, intiam-
nation, or liberation. By druggists.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09

Ex-Governor Alger, of Michigan, has
bought Munkocsy's famous picture The
Last Days Of Mozart paying for It
&5O, 900 Il will be presented to tho
Detroit art museum.
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Carl Otto Schoenrich, Captain oriole Yacht
/ Club, Baltimore. Md writes: The Club. dur
ing practice cruise. used ST Jacobs on and It
cured several cases Of sprains and bruises
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
I However useful the handkerchief may be,
It is nearly always destined to meet with q
cold reception.
TITS slim chance remarked superanu-
ated belle when consumpt dude proposed
to her.
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a veteran, Mr.. George McKona, AshDurn-
ham, Mass, writes: while suffering with
chronic rheumatism result of Andersonyiile).
fused ST. Jacobs OH which gave Immediate
relief Sold BY Druggists ana Dealers.
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DO yol feel dun, lanGnid. low spirited. life.
less, and indeseribably miserable, both physi.
Ically and mentally experience sense Of
ness, or emptiness Of stomach in the morn
mouth, irregular appetite. dizziness, frequent
headaches blurred eyeSikht. n floating specks "a
before the eyes. nervous prostrati0n or ex-
haustion! irritahility O1 temper, hot nuehes,
alternating q with chilly sensations .1 sharp
feet. droNsinesS after meals, wakef ulness, Or
disturbed and unrefreshing sleep, constant,
indescribabl feeling of dread, or OF impend-
If Jon have all, or any considerable number
nass yop are fEon
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or INDIGESTION. The more
complicated your disease has become, the
greater the number and diversity Of symp-
DIR. Pierce,s Golden medical Discovery
win subdue it If taken according to direc-
GOnS for d reasonable length of time. JIG not
cured, complications multiply and Consump-
ton Of The Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease.
maladies are quite liable to set in and, sooner
or later, induce fatal termination. 3
DR. Pferc6ss Golden Medical Dis
cOvery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
through that great blood purifying organ,
purities, from whatever cause arising. Il II
equally eficaci0us, In acting upon the Kid
neyE, and other excretoTy organs, cleansing.
strengthening, and healing their diseases. An
an appetizing, restorative tonic, it promotes
Digestion and nutrition. thereby building up
this wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity id curing Fever and Ague, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases.
Dr. Pterce's Golden Medical Dis
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If afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye-water. Druggists sell at
25c lner bottle. ~ VAR l
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09

Or. Pierce's y elletts''-the original Little
Liver Pills. (sugar-coated) cure sick and bill
stous headache, sour stomach. and bilious at
tacks. By druggists.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09

Relief is Immediate, and cure sure, Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. 90 cents.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09

il wonderful M achino ana Oler.
10 introduces them We give away lsUu Self
orarafino Washing Machines. No labor or
Washboard Best In the world. f you want
one, write The National Co. "a Deg ST. M ~
ROYAL GLUE mends anythingI Broken Chit
M, Glass, Wood. Free Walls st Drugs and Gro.
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Complexion.

West Sixty.third Street,
lady writes 81 found your
DR.. C4mpbeii's Safe Afeen-
ic Complexion waters did
All you guaranteed they
would do. was delicate
from the effects OF malaria,
could not sleep or eat and
had d teretcked comTleas.
Ion. butn0w all 10 changed
! not only sleep and ea9
well. but my compIexIcn
ID the envy and talk Of my
lady friends. You may 70
fcrto n3e Name and ao-
dress furnished 70 ladioA
THEY srREN0rHES THn
Lk9xHx AND VOCAL CHORDS
or iInGKRs
Lady III Eighty.foursis
Street writes mot only
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09

Tailors go for men and measure both.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09

al screw propeller screwdriver.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09

On the edge q dispair about 70 becoml
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-09

have they fDr. CampbeIls1 Arsenic COmploxi0D
Wafersj greatly Improved my complexion. but % M
inexpressiba delight they enabled me 10 add two
whole not ~ 10 the register VI my voice IA singing.
what viii the Waters NOT dof Please Send me thrso
more boxer 58ess4 bFE9Bi ~ 49, IS
5000 OTHERS. A lei
DTHggiefa. Circulars free. BEWARE or
INVITATIONS.
JAS. n. CAMPBELL, M. D..
146 WEST 10TH ST. NEW YORK.
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CONSUMPTION,

which IS ScrOfula Ofthe Lungs, Is arrested
and cured by this remedy, If taken III the
earlier stages Of the disease. From its mar
velous power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first offering this now world famed REM
edy to the public, DIR. Pierce thought seriously
Of calling it his s" CONSUMPTION CURE,'' but
abandoned that name as too restrictive for
q medicine which, FROM its wonderful COM
bination of tonic, or strengt hening, Alternative,
or blood cleansing, antiabilious, pectoral, and.
nutritive properties. Is IuneQualed. not only
az q remedy for Consumption, but for all.
Chronic Diseases OF The gk
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-16

and myself were completely tired out
when we got home. Only yesterday |
took q glorious dip in The sea, while you
sinners were tbawing out ice to wash
your faces, This is E thriving town Of
ono hundred souls, occupying a position
sheltered from the sen winds and has %
beach upon which one can have 8 mag
nificicnt dri7a of 90 milee, it is the dcs-
tined watering place of the Pacific coast,
and is the ideal of a home by the sea-
The climate is 81 that Is attalnable on
the face OF the earth. Imasiue o long
chain of days, bright. gentle, breezy snd
balny, and you can realize the physical
enjoyment OF the few tina, inhahit Ibis
hamlet by the full toned sea. have no
hesitancy in saying that we're you here
ySu would say, this is the nearest to
paradise one could wish to be. Fruits
aud flowers one car gather ont OF doors
the equals never saw before"
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Elevator boy Ito fat old lady Coin
tip, num-
Old lady-Yss, I'm goin' up, but
saEes alive. a little boy like you cant
pull mo up in ;ha, thing,-yid Bits.
Temperance lecturer lowering his
voice impressiycly)-Go into u Amcri-
csn gin palaces, and VIVA; do you fnd?
Husky Voice tprompuy-somebod
willing to drink with you.-Ttros SIT
taGs.
PA, what does q wooden wedding
mean?' Pr, looking over his paper-"lt
means, my son., that if the welded parties
were free they wooden get married
again. That's all."-Nacon Telegraph.
Young housekeoper Ito Ash dealer)-
What kind Of dsh nave you this morn
ing?
Fish dealor-aow wouls you like
some nice striped bass, mum?
Y. II. hesitatinslv-No; think
would prefer something in a small
check.-7id BIS.
"Mamma," sad a Boston Young lady.
"is is proper that Clarence should kiss
me before we are married."
Certainty, you ale engaged to him.
md besides if you care to have him kiss
you, Penelope, you had better let him do
i. now."-TH BIS.
so you've got = wife" said Jones to
= newly married man.
Don't know, don't know" replied
the man with evident hesitation; Some
times | think she's got me. You see,
I've only been married a few months.
ard cant tell just yet how the blamed
combination is going to turn out
Washington critic.
Palron-That last meat you sold me-
was stale.
Butcher-Was it?
Pstron-Ycs. ia was, and mighty
stale.
Dntchcr-i can show you something
ahead Of that meat for s~tslcness.
Patron-Doo't bclieyeit. What?
Bneher-Tour account on my books.
-0ap1h. H1ra1d.
A Boston mother was putting her lit.
tie one to bed, and said:
II think Flossie, you are old enough
10 learn an evening prayer. I'm going
to say it for you, and You will repeat il
sitter me-"
"Yeth'm" lispgd The little Que.
We'll, wen begin. Are you ready r
"fe'h'm, Letter go, Gsliagler'-
3cst2f Gyrrisr
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3san md


Mr.. ". S. Gillin has gone TO Hud son,
Iowa, for the winter.
Shrrtcr, the Buffalo countv ~rust,er,
left for Iowa. Wednesday.
The Rev. Mr.. Geissendorfer left, Wed.
nesaay, for Andrew, Iowa.
hr. James Byrne went TO Sioux City,
Monday, with 8 car load ot hogs.
Mrs. A. Nj. Kent, OF Elk Point. is Wis.
iting her son AT the Hlnlban House.
MIR. e. j. Burke ans severed his con
nections with the Kirnball Mills and will
look UP Il new location.
Mrs. l.. G. Furnier has been seriously
i'll for the past week, but al present wri.-
ing is somewhat better.
Mr.. James Byrne win spend the holt
days with his parents in Wisconsin. He
will leave in Il few Gays,
Mr., John 3. Elwood writes from
Waterloo. Iowa. TO change the address
OF the GRAPHIC 10 San Iacento, Cal.
JAIL u. ittoitSsD, SDD OF II. =. room
son of this place, has moved from White
Lake to Dubuque lie win go on TIE
road.
Mr.. ]. ~Stoddard. e former resident.
now in Iowa, is so debilitarea from the
effects of lead poisoning as to be unable
to perform any manual labor.
Mr., L. a. williams. of Williams Bros.
Comedy Co, left on Saturday mornings
train for Msquokcta. Iowa, cslied there
by the serious Illness of his wife.
Sioux City Journal, 9: Bronson. the
runuar Of q hole utha-waB at the MIL
wauEce, yesterday pleaded guilty before
Justice Foley aud paid a fine Of $50 and
costs.
B~ridgewatsr Times: A petition ask
ing for the removal of W. j. Nolan,
postmaster ST this pl&ce, and for the APP
pointment Off A. Franz. in his stead
has been circulated in town this week.
Fulton GNy) Boomerang: The Car
michael brothers, of Kimball, Dakota,
bent on leaving that section for a more
congenial climate, selected Fulton as
their destination, and .rrived here Sun
day.
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Sow IS tho T'.eaH.

To get married.
To shovel snow.
TO buy p cutter.
To hug the stove.
TO raise a full beard.
To buy storm windows.
To sleep spoon fashion.
To coyet fur oyeTcoat.
70 cat huckwheat cakes.
To clean oil your sidewalks.
To Kick over the price OF coel.
70 eelecs your Christmas presents.
10 take your best girl sicigh-rding.
To make your wife start the morning
Ere.
70 clean out your chimney for Santa
Claus.
70 keep your feet warn and your
Aead eooi.
10 prepare your costume FOR the mas
querade bail,
10 subscribe for the only strictly NOR.
al paper ia Dakota.
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From the Leeds Mercul.
Teach thein 80 he II efnl
Teach them TO be truthful
Teach them to be manly,
Teach them to he polite in msn4er
Teach them the ~alue of time and
money.
Teach them so avoid tobacco snd
strong drinE,
Teach them careful and correct basi
ness habits.
Teach them, by example, how to do
things well.
Teach them ! o ri'e, drive, jump. run
and win.
Teach them how to get the most for
their money.
Teach them the habits OF cleanliness
and good order,
Teach them TO avoid p~rofsne and in
decent language.
Teach them to be neat AID genteel in
their appearance.
Teach them 10 he polite 10 one an
other, helpful to the old and weak. and
kind to animals.
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The Kimhan Roller Mills are running
day ami night the GRAPHIC ssys-ptsE*
TN 4dgaHce.
Yes, you bet they are. Tire Millins
Company recently received u large order
from Chicago which Of Itself i, enough
TO keep the mills going night and day
for a month.
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From the Ernpkinss pres.

from the Br00HlnEs Froes.
The Kimball GRAPHIC is six years old.
Bro. Tinan IL publishing one OF the
brightest of Dakota weelslies, and re
gladly note that his constituents appre-
ciate his efforts. What puzzles us is how
the GRAPHIC can claim to be ''the only
strictly moral paper published in Dako-
to-" when its editor is a constant reader
Of the Press.
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That is 10 ray, ,opr lungs, Also I'LL your
breathing machinery. Very gonderful machine
~ it 10. Not only tho larger Rir-pa5ssFes but
the thousands OF Ijttls tubes and cavities lead
lag from them. WAsR these ara clogGe1 and
ohoked with matter which ought not to be t,eTe.
your lunes canDot hsti Do their work. aud
what they do, they cs:7ot do we'll. Call it cola,
cnnsh, Group, pneumonia, cstarrh, consampt-
ion or any Of the family Of throat ard nose snd
tssad and lung distinctions, all are bad. Al
ought to he got rid Of. There IL Just one sure
way TO set rid OF them. That is 20 take Bo6-
chess 3or'Knn Syrup, which any drug:ist VIII
sell you as IL cents n bottle. Even if everything
else has failed you, you may depend npon this
FOR Certain.
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Ifa..n Mates

The bible says: The horns of the
wicked ! will cut off" Morsl: Ii your
bull is not pious. take the hint.
Tho hest is always in demand-no odds
whether it be the best butter, cheese.
stock, or the best gIrl-the rule holds
goods.
Adept every conceivable plsn OF i'm
proving The breed Of your stock of what
ever variety. No bonanza ever striE rs
the scrub owner.
An exchange says. ut is seldom tina.
something is got for nothing but ii
comes pretty near it when the scrub
steer cats the farmers corn"
Experiments made in New York have
shown that five cents worth OF coal will
heat water enough for one hundred cows
sid save to th"ir owner eight hundred
pounds Of hay. This was fully aud sat.
iafaesorsly en,onstrated at the New
YORK; experimeri al station
Cornshphld nsyes De the exclusive
grain died f young animate, o. it hes 4
aSa''iE' latteuihe tnSSHCS, StthCUt the
necessary bone forming constituents.
All young animals, therefore, should be
supplied with plenty of olhc- grains.
such as oats, barley, or even peas. which
for pigs sre very desirable. Fer snimsl,
intended to be fattened. especially for
market, q corn diet, with an occasional
change. is desirable and profitable.
The feeding Of vhest 10 hogs il a very
profitable method Of disposins Of sur.
plus, not hard, while the elevators are
fun and the cars are having a holiday
side tracked i'll eastern cities. Accurate
experiments have shown that ut - per
hundred pounds for pork, the wheat fed
to 3 hog would realize about sl.G0 per
h:shcl. This may seem utopear. but
the test is II! your hand, Try ii. Prove
il, and if it holds good then never sell
your wheat after you are able to gather
together a sufficient numbered hogs or
other stock TO turn it to more profitable
account.
Whom oucses tolls Che k,seIi nt parting day.
and vile and children vaitinis are for ne,
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A strange dog has been hanging around
DR.. Holliasor's barn lately. Ben Battle
SAYS he is the hest dog he ever saw; says
that he fetched in 10 jack rabbits this
other night and lsyed them in = pile i,
front of the barn door. Ben Keeps bin
chained now, fearing that he will catch
all the jack rabbits in the country
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I-ns G:Hani klrmHInr

At Miller Hrag Store takes place on
the Saturday before New Year's-Dec.
81, vt which time the three elegant
prizes wlll be disposed of by n public
drawing. The last number drawn takes
the first prize. the next to the last. the "a
prize and the third from tae lgst the Sd
prize. Up 10 that date with every dol
lars worth OF goods the purchaser VIII
be presented with & ticket in the draw
ing. Remember the place and that |
guarantee my goods 10 he the hes. and
my pri es as low as the lowest
=. e. Miller.
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There ia o floor walker in one o? the
largest dry goods stores in this city
whose great toes point toward czech
Other in the most friendly manner
what will you have. madam" said he
to an Irish wcmsn who was looking
helpless,y around. Calico Walk
this way" walk that way is 1t, Sure
I'd have ye 10 know sur. that my legs is
not built like that, and | couldn't walk
like that if you'd give me the whole
siurn. n-ETnnnnne
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The GHAriiio is the recipient OF a. per.
sonsl letter from Nj i. { Sni h dated
at Enciuitas, California. in which lie
writes:
This I glorious climate, went ont
to a ranch to-day aod cut gcraniun slips
and have planted them IN some lots |
have here to make y hedge-angthiug
you stick in tha ground seems 10 grow
came back OH the beach and gathered so
much O and sinlla lint my n.olaor